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Victor Bologan vs Ivan Cheparinov
European Club Cup (2007), Kemer TUR, rd 6, Oct-08
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. English Attack (B90)  ·  0-1

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Oct-10-07  OneArmedScissor: Never seen a Sicilian like this.
Oct-10-07  Resignation Trap: 9...g5!? looks like a new try in this position. It worked well!
Jan-22-08  acirce: Cheparinov and Topalov had prepared 9..g5!? for Adams. Topalov had played 9..g6 in Adams vs Topalov, 2005 and Adams vs Topalov, 2005 so then they were waiting for the opportunity to use ..g5 against him. Apparently though, Cheparinov was allowed to use it first.
Jan-22-08  square dance: if it was cheparinov's idea i think it would be considered his "intellectual property" and therefore he would be allowed to use it as well. thats my understanding of how that sort of relationship works. of course there might be a different arrangement between topalov and cheparinov.

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